Norway Tops Medal Table as 2026 Winter Olympics Conclude in Italy
The 25th Winter Olympics concluded in Verona, Italy, on February 22, wrapping up over two weeks of intense international competition.
The closing ceremony of the 25th Winter Olympics was held Sunday evening in Verona, bringing an official end to more than two weeks of sporting events.
The games, which began on February 4 with the opening ceremony in Milan on February 6, showcased athletes from around the world competing across multiple disciplines.
According to an unofficial medal tally, Norway dominated the event with 18 gold, 12 silver, and 11 bronze medals. The United States followed in second place with 12 gold, 12 silver, and nine bronze medals, while Netherlands secured third with 10 gold, seven silver, and three bronze.
This edition of the Winter Olympics marked Italy’s continued role as a host of major international sporting events, highlighting state-of-the-art venues and infrastructure.
The 2026 Games also emphasized sustainability and athlete welfare, with eco-friendly facilities and innovations in event management widely praised.
The Winter Olympics 2026 brought together top athletes, national delegations, and international audiences, reinforcing sportsmanship and global camaraderie despite intense competition.
With Norway topping the medal table and memorable performances across all disciplines, the 2026 Winter Olympics closed successfully, setting the stage for the next games.
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